Wilbur D Mills High School - Comet Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Lang Kirshberger: Lang de- serves Hall of Fame if for no other reason that he does not fit the mold of the perfect stu- dent. He has proven himself an outstanding young man of high moral character. -Mrs. Whitfield. Brian Linn: Brian's contribu- tions to Mills are numerous. He's a talented photographer, dedicated student, and a loyal friend. His gentle spirit has a way of making all of us in his company feel good, -Mrs. Lowery. Lynette Linsy: Lynette works well with others and always has a good attitude. She is an enthusiastic, hard-working leader who, when given a re- sponsibility, gets the job done well, -Mrs. Elder. Ryan McMurray: Ryan is more than eager for anything I present to him. He is a very deserving young man, -Mrs. Larson. Sheilaine Moses: Sheilaine is the one who keeps us in line, keeps us in good temper, and keeps us at it. We admire her sense of humor and ap- preciate her smile, -Mrs. Green. Treva Peyton: Treva has done a lot of extra-curricular activities. She's given up a lot of her learning time to do things like make backdrops, things that help build school spirit and present a profes- sional image for Mills High School. She's participated in so many things like Close-Up, she's an inquisitive young lady who has managed to blend cheerleading and art and aca- demics all together, -Mrs. Whitfield. 'l 18 People

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Gobrielle Fair: Gobrielle is one of the most cooperative students l've ever had, she's determined, dedicated, she studies hard, she goes the ex- tra mile, -Mrs. Coppola. Lawanda Franklin: La- wanda has a very happy, posi- tive outlook on life that is contagious. She's a very intel- ligent young lady, and uses her knowledge to better her- self. She's well respected by everybody, -Mrs. Hightow- er. Tamera Gentry: Tamera is a conscientious person, she works hard not only for her- self but for her school. At all times she has what's best for other people at heart. Through her hard work, her consciousness, and the fact that she's just a good person, she deserves it, -Mrs. St. Clair Knoxie Hall: Knoxie is high- ly respected by the faculty as well as his peers. He is a strong influence and he uses his leadership ability not to en- hance himself but to enhance his school and whatever proj- ect he's working for, -Mrs. Hightower. Monica johnson: Monica is enthusiastic, outgoing, and a very knowledgeable young lady. She is also a leader in our school and always has an opti- mistic outlook on life, -Mrs. Hightower lennifer lones: I've had so many opportunities to work with gifted young people, but jennifer is one of the high- lights that I will look back on always. She has the rare quali- ty of being more than just a student to me, she has been a friend. Jennifer has given Mills High School her time, talent, and a little of her 'soul', -Mrs. Wilcox. Hall of Fame 'I17

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Hall of Fame 'l'l Rusty Pifer: Rusty is one of the few students that l have who insists upon learning. That's why I still teach. If I didn't have one of those ev- ery now and then l'd go sell insurance, -Coach Runyan. Karen Shumaker: When I think of Karen, I think of a very rare quality among teen- agers: she is altruistic, she gives of herself for other peo- ple. She's a very determined young lady, she's very thoughtful and a fine repre- sentative of what's excellence in a young person from Mills, -Mrs. Whitfield. lason Welch: jason has been involved in football and base- ball and he's one of our out- standing students here at Mills, -Coach Parks. Steven Wilson: Steven has high moral standards and I'm especially proud of him. He's the kind of student who makes it a joy for me to coach, -Coach Parks. Q 'N 4 9 s :ai 'A s Lynette Kinsey arranges her notes as she prepares to speak for an assembly. Lynette's leadership and organization made her a member of the Hall of Fame. The members of the 1988 Mills Hall of Fame stand together in front of a gazebo at riverfront park after they got their pictures taken for Hall of Fame. 9